Brera Calcio

Its colours are green and black.

Brera Football Club was founded in 2000 by the young publisher and journalist Alessandro Aleotti. The first manager appointed was former Inter and Sampdoria goalkeeper Walter Zenga.[3][4] The team played its matches in the newly reopened Arena Civica,[5] but was relegated from Serie D. In the season 2003/2004, through a partnership with the FIGC and Carcere di Opera (one of the biggest prisons in Milan and in Italy), Brera founded FreeOpera Brera, a team composed of detainees.[6] Allowed to take part to 2003/2004 Terza Categoria, the team won the championship and was promoted to Seconda Categoria. The initiative obtained a lot of praise and RAI talked about it in a "Sfide" episode.[7] In the season 2006/2007 Brera, under the leading of coach Noureddine Zekri, obtained its first promotion, beating Bresso in the playoff and gaining the right to take part to Promozione the following season. In the season 2011/2012, after temporarily ceasing the first team's activity, Brera took part to the Torneo di Viareggio under the name of Brera Emergence Gabon, a team composed of young Gabonian footballers. In the season 2014/2015 the team, with Andrea Mazza appointed as coach, won its first championship, getting promoted from Seconda Categoria to Prima Categoria. In January 2016, in collaboration with the Serbian Roma actress and activist Dijana Pavlovic, Brera started managing the Romani People football team.[8][9][10] From 2016/2017 Brera played in Eccellenza and Enzo Gambaro has been appointed as new coach. Due to a poor beginning of season, in October 2016 Enzo Gambaro has resigned and has been replaced with former Brera manager Andrea Mazza. The season ended with the team's relegation and Andrea Mazza's resignment. In July Andrea Valle was appointed as new coach.

• Enzo Gambaro
• Andrea Mazza
• Marco Nichetti
• Marco Nicoletti
• Walter Zenga
• Noureddine Zekri
• Amedeo Mangone

• Dario Drudi
• Sergio D'Autilia
• Martín Belforti
• José Belforti
• Guido Corteggiano

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Fadi Albitar 2 DF Foday Jarju 3 DF Marcello Fumagalli (captain) 4 MF Andrea Ciocca 5 MF Thomas Abdoulie 6 MF Omar Gueye 7 MF Dario Sablone 8 MF Souleymane Badji 9 FW Edrissa Jallow 10 MF Mustapha Bah 11 FW Alejandro Lacolla 12 GK Lamin Saidy

No. Position Player 13 DF Luis Zegarra 14 DF Edmond Voci 15 DF Abasse Diatta 16 FW Andrea Pirillo 17 DF Siby Abdramane 18 MF Ousman Sonko 19 MF Samba Mendy 20 DF Alban Hajdari 21 DF Abdellah Bellali 22 MF Omar Njie 23 FW Emile Mbilla 24 MF Yusuf Olamide

• http://www.brerafc.com/en/